Firms must brace for cyber threats as working from home compounds risk – Aon

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A global shortage of cyber security skills is projected to continue in the next three years, according to the broker

The pandemic-influenced transition to hybrid working has created the need for a “material increase” in the cyber security investment made by companies as cyber threats continue to grow.

This is according to broker Aon’s latest Global Market Insights Report for Q4 2022, which predicted that cybercrime would become a major threat for businesses in the UK and globally as changes in working practices contribute to a new range of cyber risks.

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